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Anyone try these homemade dog foods?
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Helina JParticipant
Hi, I have search on internet for the home made dog foods and found some of the best homemade dog foods. I am also looking to made some of these at my home. But let me know if anyone tried any of these foods to get some idea.
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Pat CParticipant@Helina J
I just joined so not sure if you are using those recipes but I certainly hope NOT!No info on supplements that will be needed and not even info on calories or calcium/phosphorous ratio.
None of them are balanced on their own and look to be heavy in carbs.
DogAware has a great deal of info on nutrition and a good starting place to learn as well as recommendations on which books have balanced recipes.
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